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    Fixed End Moments: BA AB AB

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    1) The document defines fixed end moments (FEM) for various beam configurations with different end conditions and loadings. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating the FEM at specific points on beams that are simply supported, cantilevered, or have overhanging ends. 3) The FEM depends on factors like the beam's length (L), applied load (P or w), distance from a load or fixed end (a or b), and flexural rigidity (EI).

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    Fixed End Moments: BA AB AB

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    1) The document defines fixed end moments (FEM) for various beam configurations with different end conditions and loadings. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating the FEM at specific points on beams that are simply supported, cantilevered, or have overhanging ends. 3) The FEM depends on factors like the beam's length (L), applied load (P or w), distance from a load or fixed end (a or b), and flexural rigidity (EI).

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    1) The document defines fixed end moments (FEM) for various beam configurations with different end conditions and loadings. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating the FEM at specific points on beams that are simply supported, cantilevered, or have overhanging ends. 3) The FEM depends on factors like the beam's length (L), applied load (P or w), distance from a load or fixed end (a or b), and flexural rigidity (EI).

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    Fixed End Moments: BA AB AB

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    ErRajivAmie
    1) The document defines fixed end moments (FEM) for various beam configurations with different end conditions and loadings. 2) Formulas are provided for calculating the FEM at specific points on beams that are simply supported, cantilevered, or have overhanging ends. 3) The FEM depends on factors like the beam's length (L), applied load (P or w), distance from a load or fixed end (a or b), and flexural rigidity (EI).

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    Fixed End Moments

    P
    A

    A
    L

    2
    PL
    (FEM)AB =
    8

    PL
    (FEM)BA =
    8

    2
    3PL
    (FEM)'AB =
    16

    2
    P

    P
    a

    A
    L
    Pb2a
    (FEM)AB =
    L2

    Pa 2b
    (FEM)BA =
    L2
    P

    P
    B

    A
    L

    3
    2PL
    (FEM)AB =
    9

    4
    5PL
    (FEM)AB =
    16

    L
    P
    a2b
    2
    (FEM)'AB = ()

    (b
    a
    +
    )
    L2
    2
    P

    3
    PL
    (FEM)'AB =
    3

    3
    P

    5PL
    (FEM)BA =
    16

    P
    B

    3
    2PL
    (FEM)BA =
    9

    4
    (FEM)'AB = 45PL

    96

    w
    B

    L
    wL2
    (FEM)AB =
    12

    wL2
    (FEM)BA =
    12

    wL2
    (FEM)'AB =
    8

    B
    A

    2
    2
    (FEM)AB = 11wL

    192
    w

    2
    (FEM)BA = 5wL

    192

    2
    (FEM)'AB = 9wL

    128
    w

    L
    2
    (FEM)AB = wL

    20

    2
    (FEM)BA = wL

    30

    2
    (FEM)'AB = wL

    15

    B
    L

    B
    2

    (FEM)AB = 5wL

    96

    (FEM)BA = 5wL

    96

    (FEM)'AB = 5wL

    64
    A

    L
    (FEM)AB = 6EI

    L2

    L
    (FEM)BA = 6EI

    L2

    (FEM)'AB = 3EI

    L2

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